Poor solution to a worse problem. Stop enabling illicit drug use. Mandatory rehab, not safe injection.
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Anonymous
7 months ago
The area is already horrible and by adding this will be even worse. Stop enabling these people.
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Marla Murphy
7 months ago
The area is getting worse nobody seems to care. The top executives just keep lining their pockets. Safe consumption does not solve problems. It causes problems. This needs to stop.
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Dimitri Shalley
7 months ago
NOT about to have this In my neighbourhood, respectful ofc
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Troy cochrane
7 months ago
If you want to help these people move it out of this neighborhood into a nice neighborhood so they can get healing properly
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Anonymous
7 months ago
I don’t support the proposed consumption site.
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Maria Tiongco
7 months ago
No to drugs!!
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Rowee-Natasha Bayanin
7 months ago
Establishing a consumption site in an area with long-standing local businesses is a misguided approach. Similar sites across Canada have repeatedly failed to address the root causes of substance use and have not delivered sustainable solutions for community safety or recovery. I strongly oppose this proposal and do not want to see well-established, locally loved businesses negatively impacted by a plan that has not proven effective elsewhere.
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Lacey Gillespie
7 months ago
Stop bring drugs into communities
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Kevin Scott
7 months ago
Keep safe consumption sites out of Manitoba
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Celestino Cubil
7 months ago
The Government must think other program that will promotes the rehabilitation of the indigenous people. They need support from the government to help them recover from there depression, addiction and any orher form of generational curse,.
I hope the government think of something that will promote prolife program and also help them to improve there lifes
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Johnny Ortizo
7 months ago
It is dangerous to the businesses around the area . It should be locate md outside of the residential or business area
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Michael
7 months ago
No to Rehabilitation
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Malayxone Vongkhamchanh
7 months ago
The community is already unsafe as is, this decision will effect the community and businesses in a bad way.
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Anonymous
7 months ago
no to Proposed Consumption site at 366 Henry Ave
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Ken lozano
7 months ago
Bad idea as local businesses around the area will suffer . It’s already bad why make it worst !
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Tracy Lopez
7 months ago
No for consumption site for that area.
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Khyati Patel
7 months ago
Although the government wants to help, it is completely unsafe for this kind of establishment to open near residential area. When Drs and Nurses are not safe in hospitals where there is enough security and lot of other support, how is a clinic who also just has normal medical personnels like everyone else going to help keep residents safe. This is basically putting residents and general public’s safety at risk.
Community needs to consulted and respected.
Poor solution to a worse problem. Stop enabling illicit drug use. Mandatory rehab, not safe injection.
The area is already horrible and by adding this will be even worse. Stop enabling these people.
The area is getting worse nobody seems to care. The top executives just keep lining their pockets. Safe consumption does not solve problems. It causes problems. This needs to stop.
NOT about to have this In my neighbourhood, respectful ofc
If you want to help these people move it out of this neighborhood into a nice neighborhood so they can get healing properly
I don’t support the proposed consumption site.
No to drugs!!
Establishing a consumption site in an area with long-standing local businesses is a misguided approach. Similar sites across Canada have repeatedly failed to address the root causes of substance use and have not delivered sustainable solutions for community safety or recovery. I strongly oppose this proposal and do not want to see well-established, locally loved businesses negatively impacted by a plan that has not proven effective elsewhere.
Stop bring drugs into communities
Keep safe consumption sites out of Manitoba
The Government must think other program that will promotes the rehabilitation of the indigenous people. They need support from the government to help them recover from there depression, addiction and any orher form of generational curse,. I hope the government think of something that will promote prolife program and also help them to improve there lifes
It is dangerous to the businesses around the area . It should be locate md outside of the residential or business area
No to Rehabilitation
The community is already unsafe as is, this decision will effect the community and businesses in a bad way.
no to Proposed Consumption site at 366 Henry Ave
Bad idea as local businesses around the area will suffer . It’s already bad why make it worst !
No for consumption site for that area.
Although the government wants to help, it is completely unsafe for this kind of establishment to open near residential area. When Drs and Nurses are not safe in hospitals where there is enough security and lot of other support, how is a clinic who also just has normal medical personnels like everyone else going to help keep residents safe. This is basically putting residents and general public’s safety at risk.
No